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Ephemeral
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| Kaffeine since I use KDE. I use xine on rare occasions, but the layout turns me off.
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mplayer mainly, sometimes xine, and less often vlc._________________ antiX
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Codeine is my favorite 
'f' toggles you to full screen no bars, no controls (unless you move your mouse.)
'space' toggles you to pause.
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| tlmiller wrote: | | Kaffeine since I use KDE. I use xine on rare occasions, but the layout turns me off. |
Ditto here.
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I use xine with xine-ui for viewing DVDs
Unless you answered mplayer or vlc, you're all using xine because it's the engine for any number of frontends such as Kaffeine, Codeine, gxine, xine-ui... link below shows how many 'wrappings' xine actually comes in
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| Ephemeral wrote: | | What software do you use for playing DVDs? |
Whichever software that came with my Pioneer DV-343...
But I do use k3b to backup DVD's, and to burn dvd.iso's.
For movies on my PC? I do not watch DVD movies on my PC.
Some online videos like youtube or some other online video I use either my Icescape or Epiphany browsers. I also use vlc and totem to view other video formats when not surfing the web._________________ This block is for DISTRO information ONLY, all other information will be removed by the Site Administrators.
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| crouse wrote: | | tlmiller wrote: | | Kaffeine since I use KDE. I use xine on rare occasions, but the layout turns me off. |
Ditto here. |
I third the motion. I use Kaffeine as my main media player and use it to play MPEG, WMV, and other formats. |
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Ephemeral
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Ive only tried Ogle so far... a strange beast... but i head it was one of the few (if not only?) with working menus
until now ive never played a dvd movie in Linux (i don't own many or buy them much at all)
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I watch quite a few DVDs (people send me them as presents from back home) on my PC (under linux) especially since I got the 30" monitor. When I get this room tidied up I'll post a photo for you to see how I kick back in my (small) den.
We don't have a dedicated DVD-player - if mrs j and I want to watch a movie (local video store has no videos...only DVDs) together on the regular TV we just hook up my PowerBook or her Vaio with the S-Video jack - works fine.
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